The exhibition opens on Monday, August 20
and will be on exhibit through Thursday, September 13 in the Shircliff
Gallery of Art.
Closing Reception will be held in the gallery
from 11am - 12pm on Thursday, September 13, with an Artist Lecture from
2pm - 3pm that day in the Shircliff Auditorium, E101 in the Humanities
Building.
Jacinda Russell is a photographer of
objects - the object transformed into a self-portrait, a representation
of place, a distant memory, or a symbol of fixation. Important influences
in Russell’s work include found photographs, maps, 16th century
cabinets of curiosity, worn and dilapidated objects, obsessive behavior
in collecting, repetition, and storytelling. Currently, she is an Assistant
Professor of Art at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Russell received
her MFA in photography from the University of Arizona and her BFA from
Boise State University. Her mixed media installations and photographs
have been exhibited nationally and her work is represented in the collections
of the Center for Creative Photography, Tucson, the Museum of Fine Arts,
Houston, and Reed College, Portland, Oregon.
The Shircliff Gallery of Art is located
in the Shircliff Humanities Building on the corner of 2nd and Harrison
streets.
Gallery Hours are Monday - Thursday
8am - 10pm, Friday 8am - 5pm, and Sunday 12 - 3pm. The Gallery will be
closed on Labor Day Weekend, September 2-3.
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